MUSIC LIST

SATURDAY 16

Edinburgh

0 Bald Cormorant Lord Darnley, West Port. 3pm. Free. Rock 60s’ style.

0 Mr Rhythm Jailhouse, Calton Road. 3pm. Free. If you think you can do better bring your own instrument and come on down (!) for a jam session.

0 Red and Sanity Clause Jailhouse, Calton Road. 9.30pm. Red are a polished and danceable reggae outfit. Sanity Clause aren’t.

Glasgow

0 A Night With l-D SubClub, Mardi Gras, Dunlop Street. 10.30pm. £3. London’s trendiest magazine visits Glasgow at last. Dance, dance, dance.

Duniermline

0 Goodbye Mr McKenzie Warehouse, Kirkgate. They’ve been around a wee while, and are soon to release a debut 45 in ‘The Rattler’. A good prospect because they don’t forget that a little melody helps the powerful guitars go down.

SUNDAY 17 Edinburgh

0 The Cateran Jailhouse, Calton Road. 10.30pm. Brought forward from the 19th is another gig for the boys whose name means The Hooligans in Gaelic. Sixteen songs in 35 mins. Top critics recommend them for solid nourishment. You will not be bored.

0 Mr Rhythm Lord Darnley, West Port. 9pm. Free. The beat goes on.

Glasgow

0 This Way Up Rock Garden, Queen Street. 9.30pm. Free. This way out . .

0 Curiosity killed the Cat Fresh.

0 Scheme Rooftops, Sauchiehall Street. 10pm. £2.

0 A NightWith i-D Fresh, Joe Paparazzi, Sauchiehall Street. 10pm. £3.

MONDAY 18 Edinburgh

0 Primal Scream The Onion Cellar at The Mission, Victoria Street. 10.30pm. More of those Glaswegian guitars we know and love so well. Get them to play ‘Velocity Girl‘ from the NME C86. Stirring stuff indeed. 0 FumitureHoochie Coochie Club, West Tollcross. 9pm. £3.50. Brilliant Mind is the sort of single that enters your head, sits in the corner, and refuses to leave. A few more like that and these lads could be on to something big. They have gigged extensively around London so we should be in for a polished performance. Yes, I did say that.

O Ivor Cutler Assembly Rooms, George Street. 5.45pm. £4.50 (£4). What on earth is an ancient poet who plays the harmonium doing in the rock listings? I don’t know either, but extensive Peel exposure and some of the quirkiest lyrics ever to cross these ears might have something to do with it. You might even find out what a ‘grut’ is. Ivor Cutler is appearing as part of the

58The List 8-21 August”

OPEN LIST

Festival Fringe. See Feature in Festival section.

0 Zero Zero Jailhouse, Calton Road. 10.30pm. Solid HM. Ifyou like that

sort ofthing, then you like that sort ofthing.

0 Bill Huggins Lord Darnley, West Port. 9pm. Free.

TUESDAY 19 Edinburgh

0 Jesse Rae Hoochie Coochie Club, West Tollcross. 7.30pm. £3.50. A man in a skirt and sporting a feathered helmet sings funky Scottish ditties while waving along sword. That's showbiz. honey. Worth experiencing, ifonly for the patent ridiculousness of it all.

0 Jools Holland Assembly Rooms. George Street. 11.45am. £4.25 (£3.50). Tube presenter of acid wit and manual dexterity when placed before the ivories. Backed by fellow ex-Squeeze member Gilson Lavis on drums. By the time he comes on he‘ll be pissed, and you‘ll most likely be pissed too. I like the sound ofthat. Part of the Festival Fringe.

0 Ivor Cutler Assembly Rooms, George Street. 5.45pm. £4.50 (£4). See Mon 18.

0 Zero Zero Jailhouse. Calton Road. 10.30pm. Free.

WEDNESDAY 20 Edinburgh

0 Jools Holland Assembly Rooms, George Street. 11.45pm. £4.25 (£3.50). See Tue 19.

0 Ivor Cutler Assembly Rooms. George Street. 5.45pm. £4.50 (£4). See Mon 18.

0 Frank Chickens Hoochie Coochie Club, West Tollcross. 9pm. £3.50. Festival faves back once more. Two Japanese ladies complete with masks, dance routines. and backing tapes, not to mention several good tunes. They exude the sort of good-natured perversity one takes to very easily, and Edinburgh always does.

0 Zero Zero and Makossa Jailhouse. Calton Road. 10.30pm. Free.

Glasgow

0 The McCluskey Brothers Fixx. Miller Street. 10pm. Free. Ex-Bluehell members go it alone.

THURSDAY 21 f Edinburgh

Edinburgh

0 Jools Holland Assembly Rooms. George Street. See Tue 19.

0 Ivor Cutler Assembly Rooms, George Street. See Mon 18.

0 Frank Chickens Hoochie Coochie Club, West Tollcross. See Wed 20. 0 Zero Zero Jailhouse. Calton Road. 10.30pm. Free.

0 Indian Summer Clowns. High Street. 9pm. Free.

Glasgow

0 Abel Ganz Shadows, Bath Street. 9pm. Free. Awful name, but better than the music.

0 Scheme Zanzibar, Sauchiehall Street. 9.30pm. £2.

Dunte rm I ine 0 The Alice House Warehouse, Kirkgate.

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POLITICS

FRIDAY8 Glasgow

0 Vigil Against Trident Buchanan Street Precinct/Argyle Street. 6—7pm. Bring a candle.

TUESDAY 12 Edinburgh

0 Soren Kierkegaard and Regine at Edinburgh Talk/Reception. The Danish Cultural Institute. 3 Doune Terrace. 8pm. Free. Talk by playwright Roger Poole.

THURSDAY 14 Edinburgh

0 Edinburgh Bisexual Group Meeting Lesbian and Gay Centre, 58a Broughton Street. 7.30pm. The theme of the meeting is The Rightwing Backlash.

o Hans Christian Andersen Lite and Work The Danish Cultural institute,

I 3 Doune Terrace. 7.30pm. Free. A

lecture by Niels Oxenrad,’Director

Q of the Hans Christian Andersen

Musuem. Odense. Denmark.

~THURSDAY21 ; Edinburgh

0 Edinburgh Bisexual Group Meeting Lesbian and Gay Centre, 58a

I Broughton Street. 7.30pm. A speaker on drugs.

EVENTS SATURDAY 9

o Claymore '86 Adam House,

' Chambers Street. l()am—4.3()pm.

50p. Annual show of the South East ; Scotland Wargames Club, and one

of the biggest public war-gaming

cventsin Britain. . Glasgow

' o Pollok Family Day Demonstration

Garden. Pollok Country Park. 10am—6pm. Free. Barbecues, pony rides. guided walks, wood carving, log sawing competition, farm animals. gardening advice, plants for sale. arboricultural display (trees).

SATURDAY 16 Edinburgh

0 The Lothians Country FairThe Drum. Gilmerton. Sat 16 and Sun 17 Aug. £2 for the day. Free car

; parking. Creche. Catering facilities. Organised by the British Association L for Shooting and Conservation, the

i event includes demonstrations,

' exhibitions,5pectator and

participation events

Glasgow

0 World Pipe Band Championship

Glasgow Highland Gathering,

é Bellahouston Park, starts 9.30am. 3 Mass Band Spectacular, 5.30pm. £1

(50p Child/OAP). See Feature.

SUNDAY 17

3 Edinburgh

0 School at Poets Dpen Reading for Visiting Poets Christopher North

3 House Hotel, Gloucester Place. ; 8pm. Julia Budenz (USA).

iTUESDAY19 Edinburgh

0 With Many Voices-Theme: War and

Political Ryrie’s Bar (upstairs). Haymarket Terrace. 8—1 1pm. £2.50 (£1.50). Poetry readings,

poetry-drama, music. First in a series ofconsecutive readings at Ryrie‘s, finishing on Sat 23 Aug.

WEDNESDAY 20 Edinburgh

0 With Many Voices Theme: Eastern Echoes Ryrie's Bar, Haymarket Terrace. See Tue 19 Aug.

THURSDAY 21 Edinburgh

0 With Many Volces- Theme: Love and Laughter Ryrie’s Bar, Haymarket Terrace. See Tue 19 Aug.

TIIEEEDIDIIIIIIIIIII FRIDAYS _ Edinburgh

. 0 Women's Cale/Club Womenzone,

i 117 Buccleuch Street. llam~6pm.

Free. The newly redecorated women only cafe/club has re-opened, and currently has an exhibition of photos from Greenham Common along with other artists‘ work, and will be organising impromptu events during the festival. .

TUESDAY 12

. Edinburgh

0 Women Only Bar Guildford Arms (upstairs), West Register Street. 8—11pm. Every Tuesday.

0 Women Only Disco The Place, Victoria Street. 9pm—lam. £2.50 (£1.50) on door. Bar.